GETTING FRUITY: Dilean Smith-Richard, organiser and spokesperson of the upcoming VisionForge Collective TT Fruit Festival 2026.
A fruity first in St Augustine
From fresh mangoes and pommeracs to handcrafted jams, juices and sauces, local fruits will take centre stage on July 25 at the inaugural VisionForge Collective TT Fruit Festival 2026, an event designed to celebrate Trinidad and Tobago’s agricultural heritage while creating new opportunities for entrepreneurs and farmers.
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